Absolutely.
Looking at what is going on, as a global investor working hard to deploy capital in core markets, we have investments in approximately 55 countries, but about a dozen countries are truly our core markets. As we look at the added global uncertainty and turmoil, everything is relative, and Canada is in the right place at the right time. What it offers to global investors is a greater level of safe haven, so it has a terrific opportunity to attract greater levels of global capital into this country. We see it. We see a level of momentum that we haven't seen in a while, and we're very excited about the opportunities.
I will say, without getting into any level of detail, because that would not be appropriate in terms of the confidentiality of some of the things we're looking at, there are a number of things that we're looking at across the full spectrum, from energy to digital infrastructure and regulated utilities.
We are actually investing more in provincial bonds. We don't take credit for it, but the amount in provincial bonds we've been acquiring is what pays for infrastructure across the full value chain, from the medical sector to education to better roads. We would love to put our sign on all of those things. Obviously the provinces are the ones making those acquisitions or those investments, but they're funded by our bonds. We have a lot of confidence in Canada. We're excited about the opportunities and we're working hard to look at those and execute on those opportunities.